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The increasingly crowded regional mobile
market has not only diversified
the availability and increased the sophistication of services offered
, but has
also led to two major regional players looking afar for growth opportunities,
namely
the African continent.newscom. The
sudden influx of wholesale international bandwidth should lead
to a drop in
wholesale prices and result in cheaper prices for end-user services.com
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in the report include the following:
Regional mobile market developments and analysis
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This annual report provides an insight into the telecoms market of the
Middle East
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Policies
Regional expansion by local players
Infrastructure, GSM, CDMA, GSM, iDEN
Satellite Mobile, Push-to-Talk
Mobile Data Services, SMS, MMS, WAP, M-Commerce
Major
mobile operators
Countries covered: Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon
,
Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey United Arab Emirates and Yemen
Observations:
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Iran has a huge unmet demand for mobiles, evident by the run out of new
blocks of SIM cards
within days of issue and the exorbitant prices paid for
mobile SIM cards on the black market, but
challenges lie ahead due to the
change in power to a conservative-dominated government.qatar lebanon
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This annual report provides an insight into the disparate mobile markets
of the Middle East. This region is the birthplace of both Christianity and Islam, and the cradle
of many great ancient civilizations.
cradle emirates
com/reports/c18871
Laura Wood
Senior Manager
Research and Markets
press@researchandmarkets.yemen civilizations
Research and Markets: Saudi Arabia Makes
Significant Progress in the Mobile Market With a Second GSM Licence Awarded With Plans to Award a Third
Licence in Lat
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This level of development and liberalisation is reflected in
the telecom
industry of countries in the region, ranging from Qatar's total monopoly of
the telecoms
market until 2013, to Israel's total market liberalisation, to
conservative Iran's shaky attempts
at market reform to cater for the massive
unmet demand for mobile services.middle cyprus
com/reports/c18876) has
announced the addition
of 2005 Middle Eastern - Mobile Communications and Mobile Data Markets to
their offering.syria bahrain
researchandmarkets.com/reports/c18871) has announced the addition
of 2005 Middle
Eastern - Telecoms Statistics and Market Overview to their
offering. The first
wave was sometimes
either accompanied or followed by liberalisation of data
markets such as those in Lebanon and Saudi
Arabia.turmoil iran
However the rate of change, particularly in
market liberalisation, is gaining momentum, driven
by a combination of
factors: World Trade Organisation (WTO) and other international body
requirements
, the desire to improve the quality of services and the desire to
improve the standard of living through
economic investment.
Bahrain and Jordan have recently created a regulatory environment
conducive
to competition.
In modern times, the region is better known as the world's leading source of crude
oil, and as a place of constant political conflict and turmoil.
syria cradle
newscom. The
region is a jigsaw
of countries at various stages of economic development and
market liberalisation.arabia palestinian
Topics detailed
in the report include the following:
- National and international telecommunications infrastructure
- National and international telecommunications infrastructure
developments
- Regulatory issues and government policies re infrastructure
- Datacomms Infrastructure,
Leased Lines, ISDN, Frame Relay, ATM, MPLS
- Brief overviews on all of the major telecommunications
carriers and
service providers
Countries covered: Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Israel,
Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon,
Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey United Arab Emirates and Yemen
The telecoms industry in the Middle East region is slowly but surely
shedding its status as
an underdeveloped, overprotected or closed market. The initial wave
of liberalisation was in the
mobile market.arab palestinian
The third and final wave,
liberalisation of fixed-line voice markets has already swept
over Israel,
Bahrain and Jordan and will soon occur in Saudi Arabia. New operators
will enter
the markets and, like in most countries that have just opened their
markets, go for the most profitable
sectors such as international voice and
data.kuwait syria
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the region including Western Asia, Eastern Europe, the Gulf nations, and Northern Africa.
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Third generation
(3G) mobile services have taken off in a number of countries
and could take place in two more in
the very near future.Research and Markets: Telecoms Industry in the Middle East Region is Slowly but
Surely Shedding its Status as an Underdeveloped Overprotected or Closed Market
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With the exception of mobile voice, both countries
have opened all sectors
of the market to unlimited competition. Saudi Arabia is set to follow down the path taken by Israel
, Bahrain and
Jordan soon when it announced plans to liberalise fixed-voice markets two
years earlier
than anticipated.cyprus bahrain
Saudi Arabia has also made significant progress in the mobile market with
a
second GSM licence awarded with plans to award a third licence in late-2006.egypt turmoil
com/reports/c18876
Laura Wood
Senior Manager
Research and Markets
press@researchandmarkets
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The result of this is evident
today as there are 11 countries with two or more mobile operators
.
For more information visit
http://www. Other countries in the region include Afghanistan
, Bahrain, Cyprus, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates
.
It has a rich history.
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Apart from regulatory developments, the upcoming increase in wholesale
international bandwidth will have a major impact on affordability of services
in the region. SEA
-ME-WE 4 and the FLAG Falcon cable, both set to go live in
late-2005, have landing stations in a number
of Middle East countries.saudi oman
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